Lewiston, Maine

The healthcare provider is located in Lewiston, Maine. The facility is a primary care provider and has more than 200 beds. Thanks to its state-of-the-art technology and quality care, the provider has been named one of the top 120 hospitals in the country and recognized for its commitment to patients.

Recently ranked as the most underrated city in Maine by Thrillist, Lewiston and its neighboring city, Auburn, form an area called LA Maine. Lewiston is the second largest city in Maine and the former mill town has plenty to appreciate, such as a charming downtown, abundant arts and culture opportunities, and a great food scene, including the famous Maine Whoopie Pies. One of the best things about living in Lewiston is that it’s actually like living in a much bigger city thanks to Auburn, Maine. The twin cities of Lewiston and Auburn form a unique and charming place to live and are split by the Androscoggin River. With the Androscoggin River Walk, a pedestrian path, you can cross between the two easily. It’s no wonder this area is often called “LA Maine." Known for its annual hot balloon festival, it's quickly becoming a great place to live and was named as one of the top 9,000 places to retire by Niche.com.

Learn more about Lewiston at the official city website and explore the area at the county website.

Lewiston Public Schools administers the public schools in the city. The district has 6 elementary schools, 1 middle school, and 1 high school. Students in the district have a low student-teacher ratio of 14 to 1 and the district is ranked as one of the top 75 safest school districts in Maine by Niche.com.  Lewiston also includes several private schools.

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Once you find the school you are interested in, you will need to contact them directly with any questions you might have.

The downtown district has several shopping options, whether you’re looking for jewelry, gifts, home decor, or other needs. Stores for clothing, vinyl, specialty food, books, electronics, and more can be found as well. Lewiston is the home of Bates College, a liberal arts university and has developed a good arts and culture scene. Bates includes the Olin Arts Center and its Concert Hall which is used for various performances for the community. The city is also home to the Midcoast Symphony Orchestra which treats music loves to 4 concerts per year at the Gendron Franco Center. The Gendron Franco Center also includes live music, film screenings, concerts, and more. The Public Theatre is a must-visit for the arts fans as it features Broadway and Off-Broadway shows with options for kids and adults alike. If you’d like to view art, then be sure to check on the exhibits at the Museum of Art located at Bates College. The Museum features both temporary exhibits and permanent collections in a variety of mediums.

That’s not the only museum in Lewiston, however, as there’s also the Museum L-A, a museum that celebrates the history and evolution of the area. The Maine Country Music Hall of Fame & Museum is dedicated to preserving the history and contributions of country musicians in the area. Other options for fun include bowling at Sparetime Recreation or bird watching at the spectacular Thorncrag Nature Sanctuary. Thorncrag offers over 4 miles worth of trails to explore and watch for nature. Lewiston even includes plenty of parks with abundant green space, splash pads, pools, playground equipment, and sports fields. In the warmer months, you can visit Apple Valley, Lewiston’s only golf course, and enjoy teeing off.

Lewiston is safe for families and is currently in the middle of its lowest crime rate in 24 years. Additionally, the city has a crime rate 11% lower than the national average and is safer than 55% of the rest of the country. The low crime rate is largely due to the dedicated Lewiston Police Department which has 82 officers and offers crime prevention programs throughout the city.